Grandpa’s Stache for Father’s Day DIY
My kids have a Pops, my Dad, and a Grandpa, my husband’s Dad.
Last week I celebrated the Best Pop’s in your life with a Father’s Day DIY (here).
This week it’s Grandpa’s turn, with a fun Grandpa’s Stache treat.
I found both the mustache paper and mustache mold (as well as the treat bags and candy wafers) at my local craft store.
I actually grabbed two flavors of candy wafers, the peanut butter flavor pictured and a dark chocolate flavor. Following the directions on the bag I made several, more than pictured, mustaches.
I thought it would be fun to have the two different colors in the jar.
I decided to put each mustache in a separate treat bag just in case they tried to melt and stick to one another.
Then I filled up the mason jar with the treats. I wrapped the mason jar in the mustache paper as well as a coordinating piece of fabric I had in my stash. And I wrapped some jute around the mason jar lid.
The top of the lid (not pictured) also has a circular piece of the mustache paper that I cut out and stuck on the lid. It has a handwritten tag that says “Grandpa’s Stache”.
Now it’s all ready to be gifted! And of course this could be changed to Dad’s Stache or Pops Stache, or really anyone’s Stache!
This is such a cute idea! Love how you decorated the jar:)
Thanks, Ginnie! I was so happy when I found that mustache paper!
So cute and creative! Thanks for sharing such a fun idea!
Thanks, Steph! So glad you liked it!